CBRE Arranges Sale Of Fort Lauderdale Industrial Asset
CBRE Broward County-based industrial brokers Larry Genet, Tom O’Loughlin, SIOR, and Harry Tangalakis represented the seller in the transaction. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Miami Worldcenter Developer Buys Fort Lauderdale Development Site
The vacant lot was purchased for $9.4 million.CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
CRE-sources’ Top 5 Most Popular Stories This Week
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NAI Miami's Rodstein And Weiss Negotiate Ten-Year, 32,000 SF Deal For Checker's
The lease is valued at $550,000. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Newgard Development Group Joins Miami Worldcenter With Plans For Mixed-Use Tower
According to a source, the ixed-use tower would include market-rate apartments plus an as-yet undetermined use. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Investors In Decade-Stalled Sail Club Project In WPB Ready To Tear Down, Start Over
Donna Cangelosi, trustee for the new ownership group and one of the original investors, has joined with commercial real estate firm Sperry Van Ness of Miami to find a new buyer or joint venture partner for the project. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
ChildNet Relocates From Plantation, Occupies 83,000 SF Building
The agency’s facilities were previously located on State Road 7 in Plantation, just north of Broward Blvd. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
CBRE Debuts New Online Magazine 'Blueprint'
Blueprint will feature thought-provoking content informed by urbanists, academics and leading thinkers, as well as CBRE global leaders, all unified by ideas that examine the built environment’s potential impact on business, cities and people. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
ONE Sotheby’s Completes Two Record-Breaking Commercial Transactions
The deals mark the highest price per square foot for commercial property in Little Havana and Miami’s Design District, according to a release. CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE
Flagler Street Building In Downtown Miami Sells For $214 PSF
“There will be a full renaissance downtown. Maybe not in two years or three years, but in 10 years. The smart players are putting their foot in the door now.” CLICK ON THE HEADLINE FOR MORE